Neighborhood Health Series at Roseman University
Join the Neighborhood Health Series at Roseman University for an informative evening learning about the “One Health” paradigm & the interconnectedness of animal health, human healthcare, and environmental health. Whether you are a healthcare professional, a student, or a curious community member, you will gain a new perspective on how these three pillars support a thriving society.
About the One Health Neighborhood Health Series Event
In this installment of our community-focused series, we are honored to host Dr. Katherine Fogelberg, the Founding Dean of Roseman’s proposed College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Fogelberg will lead a fascinating conversation on how veterinarians are essential members of modern healthcare teams, contributing to vital areas far beyond traditional clinical pet care.
As Roseman University advances toward establishing the state’s first College of Veterinary Medicine, this presentation will provide an overview of the importance of veterinary science in disease prevention, food safety, and global wellness. In addition, it will describe how the well-being of our local ecosystems and animal populations directly affects the overall physical/emotional/social well-being of our human communities.
One Health Event Schedule and Pricing
- Price: Free (Complimentary meal included for in-person attendees)
- Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
- Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM PST
- Location: Roseman University Summerlin Campus (In-Person) or Zoom (Virtual)
- Address: 10530 Discovery Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Why the One Health Presentation is a Top Choice
- Gain expert insights from Dr. Katherine Fogelberg, a leader in veterinary medical education.
- Understand the future of healthcare in Nevada and the impact of the new College of Veterinary Medicine.
- Network with health-conscious community members during a complimentary dinner.
- Flexible attendance options with both in-person and virtual Zoom access.
What to Expect at the Roseman University One Health Talk
If you are attending in person, a free meal will be provided, so you have no need to worry about switching from working during the day to learning later that evening. If you are joining virtually, you will receive an email with a Zoom link for that day’s event.
The session will conclude with a Q&A, offering you the chance to ask questions about how the One Health initiative will shape medical outcomes in Southern Nevada and beyond.
Frequently Asked Questions About the One Health Series
Is there a cost to attend the One Health event at Roseman University?
No, this event is completely free to the public as part of Roseman University’s commitment to community health education.
How do I receive the Zoom link for virtual attendance?
Once you register via Eventbrite, the Zoom link will be emailed to the address you provide on the day of the event, March 26.
Do I need to be a medical professional to attend?
Not at all. The Neighborhood Health Series is designed for everyone, from healthcare experts to local residents interested in wellness and community development.
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